Slugfuckers – Instant Classic Reissue. Rare Oz Experimental Punk 7" Screen Print
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Slugfuckers – Instant Classic Reissue
Label: Not On Label (Slugfuckers Self-released). Black and white labels.
Format: Vinyl, 7", 45 RPM, Single
Country: Australia
Released: 1979
Style: Experimental
This is the "Instant Classic Reissue" variant - it also has a hand screened cover printed on computer paper with perforated edges. Along with the song titles & band name are the words - "45 with a crayon" / "Instant Classic reissue" / "The meaty beaty mollusc sound" and the address "87 Hordern St. Newtown NSW 2042 AUS".
I assume this is a second issue of the record - I am reasonably sure that it was never actually repressed - quite possibly some left over copies of the original pressing got a new "reissue" cover?
Condition: Cover and record are in excellent condition – please check the photos.
I am selling my cherished 7" punk record collection, which has been in safe storage for a couple of decades. Overall, the condition of my records is excellent – no scratches, rarely played and good covers. If a record has any condition issues, I will mention that – and I have a full refund policy if I have missed something. I have experience posting records – I know how to pack vinyl safely, so you will receive your records in good condition.
I am happy to combine purchases - please wait for my combined invoice if you buy more than one of my listings - you will save a considerable amount of postage.
On 30-Oct-23 at 15:00:17 AEDST, seller added the following information:A knowledgeable eBayer has given me the following information about this record: "Hi, this is definitely a repress. If you listen to the dub side, you will hear it’s clearly different to the first issue of the record. They fix up the mastering issue that is highlighted on the first issue, and there’s also an overdub where the band give some advice to EMI. It’s worth a listen. "
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